#Arawn - Log Review

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patent thistleBOT
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Please post the link from WCL in this channels for others to see.

stiff vault
stiff vault
dusk sapphire
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Hello @stiff vault

Just from reviewing ur cast sequence from the first trash fight of ur TJS 16 there's already a lot of stuff to say.

First, you should try to engage a fight with a strike from stealth to make your snd is rolling thanks to premeditation talent, this should not be a problem especially at the start of the key.

Your opener sequence is very wrong, , at this point, I can't really go into details because almost every gcd you press is in the wrong order, I highly suggest you check the #subtlety-faq coupled to maybe a recommended guide like the wowhead or the method one.

What I still would highlight from this dance sequence is :
-You never wanna waste that much CP, try using finisher at 6CP+ when outside of dance, and 5CP+ inside of dance, you are not casting enough finishers at all
-you wanna start dancing at low CP, especially when tornado is off cooldown
-during tornado in aoe, you only wanna press finisher since the tornado is taking care of generating combo points for you
-you use blackpowder on 3+ targets instead of eviscerate
-you wanna avoid casting rupture during dance, especially at the end of the dance when you get no value from rupture compared to a fully buffed instant damage finisher.

I would suggest this opener on trash pack when tornado is ready :
strike to get SND rolling and to get close if needed > tornado > dance + every cds you might have like symbol blade potions > blackpowder > sectec > bp > bp > storm > bp > storm > bp

All of this is explained in the faq, that again, I would suggest reading before going any further.

I would also suggest to maybe start playing with the mythic+ beginner build suggested in the faq, as tornado might be a little overwhelming at first when learning the spec.
It makes your rotation much easier to understand while trying to figure out when to use combo points generators and finishers.